Closed osper66 closed 5 years ago
The AR.js library combines image recognition with Aframe to position an Aframe scene on top of a recognized target.
If you only want Aframe without the camera feed and image recognition, then follow the examples at: https://aframe.io/docs/0.8.0/introduction/
On Sun, Jul 22, 2018, 9:48 AM osper66 notifications@github.com wrote:
Hello.
I'd like to call script susing aframe from my web app, but I couldn’t display this demo within jquery's window and still displayed webcam's image and not turned off this.
Without webcam option, I could display aframe on jquery window .
Could you tell me how to solve this?
Thanks for advance.
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@mnutsch thanks for your comment.
I tried to display aframe on newly created tab in following code, but nothing displayed.
var arTab = window.open ('about:blank');
arTab.document.write("aframe test <a-scene embedded arjs></a-scene>");
Hi.
I forgot to call aframe-ar related scripts, so I retry in following code. However browser returned error message "Webcam Error, Name: NotAllowedError, Message: Permission denied"
arTab.document.write("aframe test
Hello.
I'd like to call script susing aframe from my web app, but I couldn’t display this demo within jquery's window and still displayed webcam's image and not turned off this.
Without webcam option, I could display aframe on jquery window .
Could you tell me how to solve this?
Thanks for advance.